St. Paul daily globe., 1887-05-29
derfuI, some Of his stops being miracu-

derful, some of his stops being miracu-
louS. Score:
Athletics. % i i o o o ii
Base hits Cincinnati s, Athletics 0; err
rors Cincinnati 3, Athletics D; earned runs,
penter; home run, Lyons; double play. Me
Carr and Stovey; first base on balls Poor
man, Lyons, Stovey, Fennelly, Nicol, Me-
Phee; Reilly; hit by pitched bail. Roseman:
balls, Baldwin l, Robinson L; lime, l 80;
umpire, Cuthbcrt.
TOOK THIRD PLACE.
LOUISVILLE, Ky, May 2S.-The
Louisyilles won the third victory from
Brooklyn this afternoon and took third
place in the championship race. Ram
sey pitched in an ineffective Style.T
fine double plays OF Smith, McClelland
and Phillips and great catch by Burch
in the seventh inning, were the features.
Score:
Louisville 3 o o 2 o o o $
Base hits, Louisville Ii; Brooklyn II; er-
rors, Louisville 3, Brooklyn I: earned runs,
Louisville s. Brooklyn 3: two-base hits,
Browning, Pinkney, Phillips; three-base hits:
Werrick: double plays, Pinkney; McClelland
and Phillips, O'Brien and Phillips, Burch
Smith and Phillips; first base on balls, Ram,
sey, 3, Porter L struck out, Ramsey; passed
balls, Cross L umpire, McQuaid.
EARNED SINTEEN RUNS.
ST. LOUIS, May 2S.-The champions
performed the remarkable feat of earn
ing every one of sixteen runs scored in
their fourth victory over the MetropOli-
tanS to-day. Their magnificent hitting,
however, Was Offset by loose fielding,
while the Nets played splendid field
ing game. Up to the ninth inning it
was anybody's game, but in this inning
the Browns made six hits, three of them
two-baggerS, were given three bases on
balls. and made eight runs, which, once
and for all, settled the game. Robinson
made several wonderful stops on APP
parently safe hits, cutting off at least
three runs. Score:
st. Louis. ......1 o o 3 2 o SIG
Base hits, ST. Louis 25, Nets II; errors, st.
Louis ., Nets L: earned runs, st. Louis 10,
Nets 4; two-base hits, FoutZ, CarutherS Syl-
vester, Latham 2, Orr, O'Brier: three-base
hit Meister: double play, Garuthers and and
5; struck ont, by FoutZ 5, by Mays l; passed
balls, Boyle 2; Wild pitches, FoutZ 3. Mays 1.
Time, 2:25. Umpire, Jennings.
AGAIN THE UMPIRE.
CLEVELAND, o., May 2S.-The base
ball grounds narrowly escaped being
the scene of a riot in the sixth inning OF
lO-idN ' Wv
ciSion against the home team i'll that in
ming retired Mann at third base and
necesSitated the calling of the game,
and all playing was suspended for fif-
teen minutes, during which time an in
furiated crowd hiSsed and hooted until
the very air became green and sulphu-
reouS. 1t was Umpire Valentine's third
decision aginst the home team in the
game. Baltimore played an errorless
game and batted hard, although fine
playing was not needed to win. Score:
Cleveland. 30 o o 0 D 3 o o o.
Baltimore 30 O O o 3 *-l4
Base hits Cleveland 8, Baltimore II: er-
rors, Cleveland IL: earned runs, Cleveland
g. Baltimore 8; two-base hit, Burns; three
base hits, Fulmer, Griffin struck out Mann,
Reccius, Toye Crowell 2, Purcell, Burns:
passed balls, Fulmer 4; time, 2:1O; umpire,
Valentine.
EASY FOR ST. LOUIS.
st. Louis has almost settled the Amer
lean association race in the first month
of its play having won twenty-SiX out of
thirty-ene games and got a lead it will
doubtless keep increasing throughout
the season. The teams stand in the fol.
lowing order.